The Honorable Pursuit of Sport

I feel this is not new, especially when you'd draft someone late that would not otherwise be drafted, even with their problems, that is a problem. What is nuts is nowhere near enough future Pro Athletes enjoy Snow Days when they have the chance.

I feel there is plenty of supplemental income and personalities. But, in reality, I feel mad that on dripping hot days like this, there is nowhere the Sports or Entertainment that is closer to 50 out of 100 Good.

Generally, we'd have closer to Tough or All Time Great Racing. I feel these habits (Smoke, Rowdy, and Hammy) to get out of anything punitive by wrecking, to try to torch a Stat Run or expect everything be top shelf Thursday to Sunday. We are not adding Ashley Sanford's Top Fuel Rookie Year and certainly, we've let off the gas too far by letting Sarge stay off road.

I don't think the honorable pursuit of sport was intended to be academic, but, looking back, it was to deter careless personalities from going out of control and losing them for nothing. I don't think we'd get Money for Nothing, and I doubt in the public, the dirt roads of Wyoming where intended to have endless parades of National Powerhouses miss at the worst times.

Even if we developed jobs from a Video Game Console or Season Tickets, we'd have to power past Work really being Work. Even though it would take it from Grey and Draconian to Happy and Transparent, I feel we'd have to not be having to be such a problem everyone has to hear all that.

Uniform Decisions in Football and the Overcrowding of the Skybox

I'd like to start with 2 of my Pet Peeves I've seen in the sales of Football this Summer and Fall that is hurting the TV Ratings that is making Sponsors feel pressure, which in turn, causes NFL Front Offices actually draft model Student Athletes and try to go for Model Professionals in the Arena League or at least represented the United States of America well in Olympics, Worlds Tournaments or other World Cups (Which should be reserved for Soccer exclusively and that should be the only time paid pros still should play for their nation.)

The first pet peeve is why is the road team Solid Home? They used to do that all the time with the Dallas Cowboys to throw them off, and when they did that with the St. Louis Rams, it did them no good. There is reason why you wear solid colors at home because you'd feel the crowd noise drive you to win, which in return, people wouldn't just spend money on the road if it was no perpetual return, or the expectation of playing to win.

The second pet peeve is overcrowding of the skybox? I know they've tried to Raw is War it out with Field Access, but, the rub at heart is if a Star Player is injured, or a 3rd String Scrub whose all in for no better, at least drop theater sized theater curtains down. Granted, it is literally like network in today's world.

The least in it all is it does leave a media wall where there is more fluff than actual than actual sponsors. If what I said earlier held credence, we would not let Usain Bolt monopolize American Sport Airwaves and if an NFL Team did actually get him to Rookie Year, the problem is there'd be more merchandise in the Caribbean, but, all the other Caribbean Athletes would make a mess of the league and without a home system to crossbalance, I doubt the NFL or any North American Pro Football League would want even more of a labyrinth than what exists now already.